Creation magazine article series on landforms

—all by Michael J. Oard

General/introductory

• Massive erosion of continents demonstrates Flood runoff, Creation 35(3):44–47, 2013.
• Geomorphology provides multiple evidences for the global Flood, Creation 37(1):47–49, 2015.
• How did the waters of Noah’s Flood drain off the continents? Creation 37(3):28–30, 2015.

Great escarpments

• Coastal Great Escarpments caused by Flood runoff, Creation 37(4):46–48, 2015.

Long-distance rock transport

• Long distance transport of hard rocks from mountains during Noah’s Flood, Creation 38(3):24–27, 2016.

Planation surfaces

• The Cypress Hills, Canada: a remarkable planation surface remnant, Creation 38(4):26–28, 2016.

Inselbergs

• Inselbergs provide evidence for rapid Flood runoff, Creation 39(1):46–49, 2017.

Continental shelves

• Fast continental shelves during Flood runoff, Creation 35(3):44–47, 2013.

Natural bridges and arches

• The puzzle of large natural bridges and freestanding arches, Creation 39(2):42–45, 2017.

Valleys and canyons

• How valleys and canyons formed during Noah’s Flood, Creation 40(2):48–51, 2017.

Pediments

• Pediments rapidly carved by channelized Flood runoff, Creation 41(1):52–55, 2019.

Water and wind gaps

• Water and wind gaps carved during late Flood runoff, Creation 41(2):48–51, 2019.

Submarine canyons

• Submarine canyons bigger than Grand Canyon: Formed as Noah’s floodwaters receded, Creation 41(3): 48–51, 2019.